Gentrification is a process whereby neighbourhoods and their socio‐economic composition
upgrade through residential moves and social mobility. Relatively little attention has been …

The effects of large-scale land acquisitions for development projects such as mining,
urbanization and dams are widely contested in the literature. Prior research has focused on …

China is pursuing an ambitious green urban renewal strategy that strives for a green,
inclusive, and sustainable urban future. Green urban renewal is likely to exacerbate social …

Displacement plays a central role in the gentrification process, but reliable instruments to
measure the extent of gentrification-induced displacement from the perspective of resident …

Gentrification‐induced displacement entails a process of disrupting the inhabitants' ties to
their localities. This study investigates the evolving neighbourhood attachment of resettled …

The antigentrification campaign has gained global attention because it is crucial for realising
social justice, particularly against displacement. Numerous literature has focused on …

This paper offers a critical analysis of urban displacement and acts as an introduction to the
Special Feature:'Putting urban displacement in its place'. It begins by noting the magnitude …

Within the Anglo-American literature, commercial, along with residential, gentrification has
often been treated as an attendant neighborhood phenomenon. This study aims to uncover …

Gentrification has fundamentally reconstructed urban landscapes as well as the social
characteristics of many cities all over the world, and particularly key global economic …